NetBeans Podcast Episode #41 JavaScript productivity tools are here! Learn about them in:
NetBeans Podcast Episode #41 (29 min 58 sec, size: 28.8 MB)
- 0:00 Traveling in India....
- 1:55 New JavaScript support
- 4:06 Check out the patches that are available.
One of them includes the fix for the
Eclipse key bindings.
- 7:09 Several new NetBeans related books
now available::
- 10:30 An interview
with Martin Adamek about the latest on Groovy /
Grails support in NetBeans.
- 12:02 Another
TextMate style color theme for NetBeans.
- 16:52 MySQL screencast now available
- 18:25 Do you use ClearCase? Help us test the
new NetBeans support for ClearCase! Information about (limited) support for additional version control systems
is here.
- 23:51 Module of the podcast: Code Coverage.
- 25:03 NetBeans Puzzler: If you think you know the answer to the
new NetBeans Puzzler, send an email to gregg dot sporar at sun dot com.
Put "NetBeans Puzzler" in the subject line. We will announce the prize
winner on the next podcast - so send in an entry! Disclaimer:
The deadline for this podcast's puzzler entries is Sunday, March 16, 2008 at
11:59 PM Greenwich Mean Time. If more than one correct entry is received
then Gregg will draw one winner at random. Sun employees are not eligible,
void where prohibited by law, and we cannot send mail to restricted places.
And remember, the questions might be getting harder, but the prizes are
getting better. So send in entry! You might win a prize like Tom Orton,
shown here with his NetBeans USB drive.
Podcast feedback to: roman dot strobl at sun dot com.
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Středa březen 05, 2008 
per: Aloha NB Theme - I made sure the syntax highlighting works for most of the 'out-of-the-box' file types. There are a few issues however... as you noted, the debugger blasts the screen with the red highlighting, CSS file syntax highlighting is a little buggy, javascript highlighting of variables doesn't look great... etc. etc. (diffing files doesn't look great out of the box but you can reconfigure that separately.) Tor Norbye links to the CSS bug ticket and you can see a few other people talking about these types of issues in the comments.
Overall, I've been really happy with the IDE for Java, C and Ruby/Rails projects and can live with a few syntax coloring issues here and there. Folks I work with now know which projects I've been working in as they all have 'nbproject' directories now. Thank you to the entire NB team for a great IDE option with a spectacular price!
P.S.
a personal THANK YOU to the jVi project for it's NB plugin... without which there would be h,j,k,l's and ':w' smattered all over my code.
Posted by Mike McKinney on březen 07, 2008 at 03:19 dop. CET #
can netbeans be used to build apps for both windows and palm based hand held devices (PDAs)?
Posted by Dean Rochester on březen 10, 2008 at 04:00 odp. CET #
The theme was updated for NB 6.1 here: http://blog.huikau.com/2008/04/28/aloha-color-theme-for-netbeans-61/
Posted by Mike McKinney on duben 29, 2008 at 06:43 dop. CEST #